Tetradrachm - Euthydemos II Baktra

正面描述	Diademed and draped bust of Euthydemos II facing right, rendered in finely modelled high relief in the Hellenistic portrait tradition. The king's curly hair is bound by a royal diadem with flowing ties visible behind the neck, and the truncation of the draped bust is clearly articulated. The youthful, idealised facial features exhibit strong Hellenistic craftsmanship, with a prominent aquiline nose and well-defined chin. The entire effigy is contained within a carefully executed beaded border, with the flat field left unlettered.
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附加信息	Euthydemos II's reign was brief and obscure even by the volatile standards of Baktrian dynastic politics — he likely ruled as co-regent or immediate successor to his father Euthydemos I, whose own kingship had survived a siege by Antiochos III at Baktria around 208 BC and ended in a negotiated peace that preserved the dynasty. The son's coinage is rare enough that reconstructing a firm chronology remains contested among specialists; his position in the dynastic sequence still generates disagreement between Bopearachchi and other authorities.

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